Murwillumbah is centrally located between the Gold Coast and Byron Bay providing visitors with easy access to all the region offers from beaches to culture to the heritage listed national parks. Since the Pacific Highway bypass, Murwillumbah has joined the Top 10 of the most desirable places to live in…
Tweed Regional Art Gallery and Margaret Olley Art Centre The Tweed Regional Art Gallery is only a few hundred meters away, home now to the Margaret Olley Art Centre bequest. Feeling culturally deprived? Many nationally renowned exhibitions such as the Archibald Portrait Prize and the Olive Cotton Photographic Portraiture Prize…
Watched over by the awe-inspiring majesty of Mt Warning, and surrounded by five World Heritage National Parks, the countryside around Murwillumbah is a blend of rolling green hills and gently flowing rivers, punctuated with pockets of sugar cane, banana plantations, hobby farms and small village communities. There are a number…
The Tweed Regional Museum is located on Queensland Road in the heart of town. Here you`ll get a historic perspective of Tweed River Valley and Murwillumbah. The building itself is a little piece of history as it was the original Tweed Shire Council Chambers built in 1915. Recentlky it has…
Byron Blues Festival The Blues Festival is a world renown music event that takes place for 5 days in April. The Blues Festival has been going for over 20 years and has been voted the best festival of its kind in Australia. Tyalgum Classical Music Tyalgum Festival of Classical Music…